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Help is available for transitioning military families facing the ‘Deadly Gap’

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By Anna G. Larson
| Stars and Stripes Verified
As we navigate through the next few months dedicated to mental health awareness, PTSD awareness, and military appreciation, it is critical to shed light on the Deadly Gap, offer support, and gain an understanding of the challenges our military families face as they transition out of active duty military service.
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PTSD Awareness: How to Break Through the Silence & Stigma

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By Anna G. Larson
| Veteran Life
By: Anna Larson, military spouse advocate & ambassador at SpouseLink. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is one topic that military families don’t talk about very often but is a devastating challenge for servicemembers, their spouses, and their children. June is National PTSD Awareness Month and the ideal time to speak up, raise awareness, reduce stigmas, and encourage military servicemembers and spouses to seek support.
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Costs and Cost-Effectiveness of mCME Version 2.0: An SMS-Based Continuing Medical Education Program for HIV Clinicians in Vietnam

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By Rachael Bonawitz, Anna G. Larson, Christopher Gill
| GHSP Journal
Key Findings This study found that a highly successful phone-based continuing medical education (CME) intervention for HIV clinicians in northern Vietnam was relatively low-cost and cost-effective when costs were compared to benefits. Forecasted future models that spread fixed costs over expanded nationwide versions of the program are even more appealing from a cost perspective.
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